Eurogamer reviewer Tom Bramwell writes a review about the western shooter out, Call of Juarez, mentioning such things as physics in the game, as well as a ton of gameplay itself, such as stacking boxes, etc, in order to escape. In the end, the game earned itself an eight out of ten.

Anyway, for all the things we've already praised, perhaps it's best to end on the game's tone: like a lot of grumpy Eastwoods, Juarez treads the line just West of parody with Ray's juxtaposition of gravely scripture one minute, and then little red circles with lines through them hovering over whiskey bottles the next. Being able to read the bible aloud to trick enemies into lowering their defences ought to be getting more press too - does anyone still have Manchester Cathedral's number? Overall, whatever you latched onto above that sounded compelling, you can be sure that it's bound to half a dozen other things you'll appreciate. So: Read about the game. Then buy the game.

Mishtram via eurogamer.net »